Wtb a Hatteras sport convertible Hull only (no motors) 45ft-55ft

Hey their want to buy a Hatteras hull (no motors) it could be bare hull as long as it solid. looking for a 45ft- 55ft it could be a old model. Sportfisherman Convertible. I can travel any where in the united states for a hull. I have cash in hand low budget. Please, let me know if you have a hull or know of somebody that is interested in selling his. Thanks in advance for the help.

Be careful what you wish for. What is the saying? "Nothing more expensive than a cheap boat...."I'm currently 4 years and more than 120k into my cheap bare hull. I've seen this dialogue on more than one thread here.However, I'll have a complete set of new systems, set up the way I want it, inside of a SOLID 35 year old tank very soon.Just know what you're getting into.

Anywhere in the US and then truck it? Can get spendy, but as said above.... Good luck.

Poster #1 and poster #2 needs to provide more insight to what they have up their sleeves! Sounds killer.

Might be as an attraction to a road-side diner or hotel.

Mark
lake of the Woods
1989 40 DC

Or a guest house.

Dig a hole in the yard and enter through the tuna door.

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Anywhere in the US and then truck it? Can get spendy, but as said above.... Good luck.

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If it floats maybe Randy to drag it in his travels :) Hauling can be a few $$$ Before I bought my Hatt, there was Cheap runner 45 miles south in Illinois. Cheap was due to a log sized hole in the Hull. Best price for the short trip was around $5000.00 Special route, and escort in 2 states. Best part was could go up if power lines, street lights and other "Special Circumstances" came up.:cool: Could only Imagine a cross country trip :eek:

On the Upper East Coast there is a 46C HP Slane. She is about to be bank owned and auctioned and or FS. She needs engine/trans work. I thought about making a bid and trying to find a trusted person to oversee a restoration, but my better half is still holding out for a vip stateroom convertible and I am still hopeful in finding a boat closer to home.

It's like my 1939 LaSalle. It's only $60,000 away from being a $30,000 car.

oooooh, how I could add to this thread....